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Ron, Yes, cost effective, but more cost. In general, the more expensive the drive, the more cost effective it is in one form or another, often in capacity. Cost thoughoes up as capacity goes up, and what you ll 'the same range' may not be what many others call the same range. To many, a $100 difference may well mean getting a drive or doing without. And again, RLL is less reliable. I could probably get some sort of figures for you on it, if I can get in touch with my friend at the distributor. He sees drives coming back in warranty and out, and could probably give us an indication of the relative numbers. -larry